hard to troubleshoot if we can not see the issue.
what popup are you referring to? how is the popup created?
Might this thread be of some help:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/content-out-of-sight/
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s1981
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Hello and thank you for the quick reply.
I have already seen the post. But I use Elementor and therefore I can’t do much with the @mediaprint classes.
I’ll try to describe it a bit better.
I have created a pop-up with Elementor. The popup shows product details (Woocommerce). The customer should be able to print these details and for this I used this great plug in.
I have added a class to the parts that need to be printed in the popup. “print-only
This seems to work but from the second page of the document the content is missing.
OK, you are having a CSS issue.
@media print is fully supported on all themes, as it’s basic CSS.
You can use the print CSS section of the print-o-matic options page to add css that will be wrapped in a @media print wrapper.
you will need to inspect the element you are targeting for print and see if there are any css overflow or max-height being defined. Again, without a link to see the issue, it is very difficult to be of assistance.
Best of luck!
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s1981
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s1981
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Ok I will have a look and get back to you.
Thanks a lot in the meantime
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s1981
(@s1981)
Hello,
The problem has been solved.
It was because an overflow hidden was set with the popup.
Thank you very much for your help.
Glad it worked out. Issue marked as resolved.
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